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Edgar Allan Poe's Murder Mystery Dinner Party - Photo by Eric Eikelmann
Bielefeld University's English Drama Group
With support from the department for British and American studies,
this student-led group offers two of the best ways to spend your time:
practising your English and doing theatre!
Why don't you come and see us perform? Or maybe you would even like to join?
Browse this website to get an impression of our work. If you need further information, please don't hesitate to contact us!
Check out our next performances:
English theatre at university
The English Drama Group is one of many theatre groups that reguarly perform at Bielefeld University. Our performances usually take place during the first week of the semester break.
But what do we perform?
What do we do when we're not performing?
Why do we do what we do?
Here you'll find the answers to your
whats, whens and whys!
Get in touch
The EDG is constantly developing - not at least due to your feedback!
It took you an hour to find our performance venue? You wanted to give a donation but we couldn't change your 100€ bank note? You had the time of your life?
Whatever it is, let us know!
Feel free to contact us if you have any questions or if you would like to join us.
We're also happy to display your photos of our performances.
If you have any information on past productions feel free to share them with us as well.
Photographer: Viktor Ullrich
Check out more of what we did in the past:
About the EDG
The "Play Production" is an ongoing student activity in the Faculty of Linguistics and Literary Studies. Intended originally for students of British and American Studies, it was opened up for students of other subjects from the very beginning. Founded in 1976 by lecturer Martin Winks, the English Drama Group provides an opportunity for students to use their English in the context of stage productions, and at the same time introduces participants to the theory and practice of theatre. Participants are involved in all stages of the production, including the selection of the play, and in addition to their stage roles, are involved in multiple organisational tasks and artistic decisions. Since 2009 the group has been run entirely by students, and has gone from strength to strength, with side-projects and spinoffs proliferating. The main EDG performance usually takes place in the week after the end of term, and attracts an audience not just of students and staff from the English section, but so many fans from the wider populace that there is sometimes standing-room only in the venues. Entrance is free, though members of the audience are invited to make donations afterwards to support future productions.
EDG Plus is a an opportunity for members of the EDG to realize their own theatre projects outside of the regular semester project. Ranging from organizing streaming events for pro shots of professional theatre productions to staging a full-blown production of a full-length play - the possibilities are endless. If you're interested, please reach out to the EDG's production team to discuss details.
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